president-elect just named at potentially controversial pick, charles kushner, to be ambassador to france reporter: yeah, that's right, jose. the father-in-law of mr. trump's daughter, ivanka, is a real estate mogul whom trump pardoned in 2020 after he went to prison for criminal charges, including tax evasion. >> julie tsirkin, thank you. >>> hamas just released a new video of an american hostage being held captive in gaza. now, his parents are speaking out. hala gorani rrts from jerusalem. reporter: tonight, the mother of american hostage speaking out to us. >> i'm still shaking. very shaky from the video. >> reporter: after seeing this new video of her son released today by hamas. >> dear president trump, my name is idana. >> reporter: in it, the 20-year-old american was capture october 7th, urges the president-elect to strike a deal to free the hostages. >> the first time when i watched the video, i was -- i was shocked, you know? it's been 421 days since we saw or heard idan. >> reporter: seen in these home videos, he was raised in new jersey, and after graduating from high school tw

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ambassador to france.ned back in 2020 before leaving office removing a conviction of tax fraud and a few other charges. trump has spent so much of today and yesterday at his golf club from sound briefly from the pool cameras. he is not spent a lot of time talking to the press ever since he won reelection will be lucky to see if you drop see more hints about who else will serve in the administration going forward. jon: the ambassadorship to france as they plum assignments. >> there are certainly worse jobs to get too. there's obviously a number of spots still left to be filled around the country. i know i would not mind being in france for four years. to further worsen places one could be ambassador. mark meredith thank you. >> a growing concern over a gang of organizing venezuelan criminals illegally arrived in the u.s. and is spreading. new york city police arrested several suspected gang members in a major drug bust this week. two of them are said to have ties to the reported apartment take over in auror

trump's nominee to be the united states ambassador to france. i mean, reaction?> a cushy sweet deal and not what clemency is meant to be for of course. i think what shouldn't be lost is what congresswoman presley stated is that clemency is a crucial criminal justice tool in order to ensure that people who can, who do take responsibility for their crimes who served their time have an opportunity to rebuild their lives again, and that is crucial. in this case i don't think charles kushner at least for me is not the first person who comes to mind as a person with an accepted responsibility for wrongdoing, meant to set a fresh course, is exactly the thing joe biden is so wary of. >> this episode which is ongoing would underscore the absurdity of republicans rejecting to joe biden granting his son a commutation, because this guy is far removed family from trump, but he his family. he is trump's family, and not only has he gotten his pardon, but evidently he will now be a diplomat. >> right, and to show just how, to underscore ankush's point we will close out with don'

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that much on the us with the situation in other major european countries such as germany and even france key player. now you said, don't ask you about america, which means i'm going to ask you about america. please, but i want to ask you aboutjust one. one sort of controlling of this interview. so it's my turn now. so let's turn to america because you know it. well, you were there in the first trump term. you were head of mission for the palestinian liberation organisation in washington dc. you know, donald trump, you've met him. idid. so can you do business with him? well, there is a lot of focus on trump as a person, and many arejust, you know, focusing on his ego, his personality, all that and that. you know, some say that he likes to make deals. and he said that in a book of his own. and we went in the first term, i was sent an ambassador to washington to utilise that possible opportunity. but there is also not only trump, there is trumpism. there is the movement beneath him. there is the people that he surrounds himself with. and while i can assure you that i arranged the first summ

ambassador to france, charles kushner. of course, he is the father in law of trump's daughter ivanka, father of jared kushner he was pardoned by trump in 2020 after pleading guilty to tax evasion and making illegal campaign donations. elena what more have you learned about this selection well, it's really interesting, jessica, and i know you know this as well. >> when when a president has these different appointments they can make for ambassadors, the ambassador, the u.s. ambassador to france, is kind of thought of as a cushy no pun intended role for certain people, for donors, they often give out some of these to big donors, to strong allies, and so it's notable that he is now doing this, giving this role to charles kushner, someone who is within the family, and also to just talk about, you know, charles kushner's past. we know that, as you mentioned, donald trump had pardoned him for crimes he had committed in the early 2000. trump pardoned him in 2020. but what's notable about that, as well as chris christie, was actual

ambassador to france. may remember, trump pardoned kushner in 2020 after he served a two year prison sentence for preparing false tax returns, witness retaliation, and making false statements to the federal election commission. of course, kushner is far from the only nominee with substantial baggage that senate republicans must get confirmed with a narrow majority. all face trump's wrath. his other selections, like defense secretary nominee pete hegseth , have not made their job easier yet. it appears many are circling around him, despite multiple scandals, just to appease trump. how do you think these confirmation battles are going to go once they get started next year? >> well, like many americans, reverend, and many of my colleagues, i am deeply concerned about many of these possible appointments in addition to allegations of rape and misconduct. it is up to my colleagues in the senate to confirm or not confirm these appointments, quite frankly. i sincerely hope they look at who is capable of doing the

. >> jesse: the south of france. >> jessica: i totally agree. it but milwaukee was phenomenal and better than i expected, and i love chicago, should i should have expected it was going to be. >> judge jeanine: chicago is great. facebook question from karen m. what is the best souvenir -- i'll start with you, jessica -- that you brought back from your travels? >> jessica: i got really great but tricia dolls in russia, like a beautiful -- >> judge jeanine: where were you in russia? >> jessica: st. petersburg and moscow. it was incredible and the dolls were gorgeous. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: i'm a big bust guys i went to the nixon library, a bust of richard nixon and i have it in my library, i love busts, i have lots of busts. i have lincoln, nixon, washington, i have some busts of some early stoics. >> judge jeanine: aristotle. >> jesse: i have aristotle, i believe it is cleopatra. >> judge jeanine: nefertiti. >> jesse: i wouldn't know, but the bus looks beautiful. >> judge jeanine: and like to hear that. dana? >> dana: so years and year

/france dialogue recently where we had a large number of french companies come sit with us.the challenges are all the same. that is why i emphasize we need to address these as a government. we needed to address these comprehensively. they will be the same. export control is always a key component. cyber requirements can be problematic. we have many good partnerships. there is a new set of commercial companies also growing in europe. we need to help build connective tissue with them. the supply chain will be global for space. we will have assurances of the supply chain is safe and dependable. it is a unique challenge we will be facing. there are a lot of challenges and tools we have already deployed. >> thank you. a two part question. environmental sustainability. to what degree will that be incorporated into the bilateral discussions you have reverence like the one william hanh and the one with france and others? second, at what point do you think you will see environmental sustainability be a regulatory discriminator or a market discriminator? what's that is an excellent an

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social media usage rather than being forced off of it. restrictions on social media aren't new in france, miners under 15 require parental consent to create accounts. germany, italy in belgium, have similar regulations and across the borders, debate about china owned take talk, have raised concerns for years. and certainly this law is also about tick tock and is can needs to be also seen in these uh, geo political context. in the us, some states are exploring limiting kids, social media exposure with some accusing big tech companies of using algorithms to deliberately target miners and increase their revenue. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harm, but you're not showing the pictures which had a congressional hearing about how social media companies haven't done enough to protect minors. metal c o, mark sucker, burke, apologize to parents earlier this year? questions about how to regulate social media joins have long, hung over the industry, and they're getting louder. has the share of users who've never known life without it. gross. a lot of the study and i li

him now being the top representative of the united states and france? >> well, a few things unpack here. first of all, ambassador to france as a huge, on the investor list, that is always right at the top for donors, for close associates of the president, i guess you could say top diplomats and so forth. it was very strategically important. charles kushner, as you just said, president trump pardoned him in the final days of his first administration. obviously he is jared kushner's father. look, this is sort of an extension of the middle finger, frankly, to everyone who could possibly question and put a check and balance on him. and it is also another kind of dare, invitation, whatever you want to call it to the republican-led senate, do you want to be the one significant check and balance here? because obviously republicans control the house, the senate, there's a great deal of indulgence from the courts. trump hired a great many loyalists to his cabinet, all over the place, it seems to be the number one quality. so look, we will see. obviously there ar

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ambassador to france. that's known as one of the more cushy ambassador posts that donald trump can be giving out, that a u.s. ambassador can be given out. but there is an interesting back story on this. we know that, of course kushner is in the family but i'd also remind you that charles kushner was prosecuted in the early 2000 by none other than the former new jersey governor, chris christie, at the time, he was a u.s. attorney prosecuting this case, and he convicted charles kushner on a series of federal crimes. donald trump actually pardoned charles kushner in 2020. now he is naming him to be his ambassador to france. so just another sign of sometimes how donald trump is really keeping a lot of this in the family. fred and i like your play on words a cushy post for kushner. >> all right, elena jenin, thank you so much. all right. still ahead, it's easy to shop until you drop when you're swimming in black friday deals. but all that buying is taking a toll on planet earth. the new documentary exposing ret

announcement by president-elect trump announcing he's picked charles kushner to serve as ambassador to france. he says in a statement in part, quote, kushner is a great business leader, fillen thropist and business leader. charles kushner is the father of president-elect trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who's married to his daughter ivanka trump, the younger kushner serving as one of trump's senior advisers during his first administration. but if confirmed because remember this ambassadorship is still a confirmable position, he will bring to the table a very controversial past. remember in 2005 he pled guilty to tax evasion, witness tampering, as well as making illegal camp pain donations. he also served two years in federal prison, and then in 2020 trump pardoned kushner for those crimes, so this election really following in this pattern, this history of president-elect trump choosing those most loyal, choosing family members to serve in his administration. but no doubt that kushner's past and his history is going to be an interesting topic that senators could bring up during those confirm

trump announcing just moments ago he's picking charles kushner, jared's father, to be ambassador to francelike trump, charles kushner is a real estate developer. he was convicted nearly 202 years ago of -- 20 years ago of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion and witness tampering, but he was pardoned by trump just days before his first term ended. more on that in a moment. but first -- ♪ jonathan: the nationwide spread of tren de aragua now stretching to new york city. remember, of course, this surveillance video of an apartment complex in aurora, colorado? it went viral after residents of the building raised concerns about gang activity. well, fox can now confirm that two of the men in that footage were arrested this week in new york city and are, indeed, members of tren de aragua. welcome to "fox news live," i'm jonathan hunt. anita: and i'm anita vogel. eric and arthel are off today. the nypd arrested both alleged gang members wednesday along with 13 others. "the new york post" reports police conducted a months-long investigation into the group for alleged drug trafficking and cr

and, of course it was about four days after d-day that our company crossed over into france. and what did you see when you got around the beaches of normandy? oh, the things that i saw when i finally crossed onto nova the beach was a in many cases, a lot. destruction, because prior to our going of as many of you perhaps know from history, that there were many, many soldiers going before us and course we had paratroopers who dropped behind the line. so the germans between the troops come in forward and of course to paratroopers who had come down and were moving forward. yes. okay let's stop there. let's talk to mr. etheridge. oh, right. where are you from and where do you. jackson, mississippi. were you enlisted or did you have to you were drafted now. what did you about that? i i won't go about going. yeah. yeah. so why did you go for training? you got in world war two, the age that aberdeen proving ground. oh and what were, what were you doing out there. basically learning the routine at all and, and then it, it's to me always to the camp, the telephone. so you went west, ri

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the united states with the full support of france and other allies, has pledged to work with israel and lebanon to ensure this arrangement is fully implement it. -- implemented. there will be no troops in southern lebanon and that is consistent with my promise to not put u.s. troops in lebanon. let me be clear, if haslett or anyone else breaks the deal and poses a direct threat to israel and israel retains the right to self-defense consistent with international law. just like any country when facing a terrorist group pledged to that country's destruction. at the same time, this supports lebanon's sovereignty. it will herald a new start for lebanon, a country i've seen over the years with a rich history and culture. this could put lebanon on a path toward a future worthy of a significant past just as these people deserve a future of security and prosperity, so did the people of gaza. they also deserve an end to the fighting and displacement. the people of gaza have been through hell, their world has been absolutely shattered. far too many still billions -- civilians have suffered. we hav

ambassador to france, the father of jared kushner married to trump's daughter ivanka and served as senior. alicia is? alicia: thanks, griff. president-elect trump is already announcing energy policy plans he intends to roll out immediately upon taking office in january including his promise to declare an energy emergency on day one. reuters reports his energy policy could also include the approval of new export permits for natural gas projects and increase oil drilling off the u.s. coast and on federal land are. so for more on this, let's bring in c3 solutions president and cofounder drew bond. drew, so good to see you. before we get started on energy policy, i'd like to talk a little bit about the breaking news about the canadian prime minister making that surprise visit to the president-elect, and he's under threat of a 25% tariff. considering that canada is one of our top energy-trading partners, as is mexico, the associated press wrote this. listen. trump's bid to boost oil supplies and lower u.s. prices is complicated by his threat this week to impose 25% import tariffs on canada and

so so, so i'm to the denunciation of the military cooperation between chad and france as a matter of bilateral relations. before this decision was taken, we, as a civil society demonstrated multiple times protested by peaceful means for almost 3 years in our organization. some of the large march against the french presence and chat and chatting and succeeded our call. we have pushed against the french military presence in their currency and their political interference in chad. even though the government did not consult with us. we've worked together with civil communities across burkina, faso and need year as well when talking about the fight against terrorists and other matters. it is not us forces or the french or some others. and so hell who is concerned by it. it's us. the african people who maintain this fight defending our independence. chad as a sovereign country, we've got to work with russia, china, the united states with everyone as we are not against any one. but as a civil society, we have always been calling for the departure of the french army for the sake of this very

rebel soldiers are patrolling the streets and in the past hour, france has urged all warring parties to protect civilians in aleppo. there's also congestion on roads into the city, as former residents return after years of displacement. the rebels are said to have seized control of aleppo airport. this video — apparently filmed from a vehicle and posted on social media — shows armed men at the airport, but it has not been independently verified by the bbc. the rebels — seen celebrating at the city's ancient citadel — are said to have met little resistance, though the army says dozens of its soldiers have been killed or injured. warplanes belonging to russia — an ally of syria's president bashar al—assad — bombed rebel positions in the city centre in the early hours. a monitor of the conflict — the syrian observatory for human rights — says 16 civilians were killed in a strike which hit a roundabout. the rebels�* surprise offensive has made rapid progress since it began on wednesday, capturing numerous towns and villages in hama and idlib provinces. the syrian military says troops hav

she attended schools in both germany and france. she often spent summers visiting her father's family in norway in 1911. she graduated with honors from a renowned parisian girl's school. and then she took classes at the sorbonne in history and in international law, though she was never able to enroll because of some health issues. by that time, she'd lived in paris longer. she lived in chicago. but as far as she was concerned, that was just bad luck. she was an american. she was an american from chicago. and nothing was going to change that. more bad luck followed. in 1914, just before world war one. sigrid followed her parents to berlin, where her father had set up a new studio. when the great war came, they weren't able leave the country. first, her father and then her mother got too ill to travel. and sigrid, then 21, became the sole financial support for her family. you know, it wasn't easy for an american to find work in wartime berlin. and it got even harder after the united states entered the war, because then this is the sch

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to reiterate the terms of this deal, which includes representatives from u.s., france, the united nations're going to oversee compliance with those terms. israel has commit today withdraw ground troops from lebanon within 60 days and out of lebanon's border with israel and the litani river. more than a million lebanese and tens of thousands of israelis have been displaced by the fighting. let's head over to gaza. fighting continues and we're not anywhere closer to a cease-fire deal there. an israeli air strike on a car in the gaza strip killed five people, three of them were said to be employees of the u.s.-based charity world central kitchen who deliver food to war torn area. earlier this year seven of their employees were killed. the israeli military say it struck a wanted militant who had been involved in the attack that sparked this war and royal kitchen said they had no knowledge that the individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the october 7th hamas attack and for now they will be pausing operations, we're hearing, in that statement in gaza at this time. of course, this is a de

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45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and atl east 30 percent come from latino america, mostly from echo angola which is my home country. it actually makes sense for me letting us to come here to study because of the language i went to you in germany. and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging. if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here. i mean, here's the thing that you need to know. the price is the study in spain vary depending on the toner, most community in the programs academic year, getting a public university kind costs between $51400.00 curos. the ok, but wait, hold on to only international students pay the same. i'm teaching money and are sorry if you still on from when you are to you have to competency to learn more about those pressures and that there's less, i'm 40 go simply before they leave. tuition fees are probably they will goes, a credit can cost between $20.50 euro is for national students. we have this not for non you students. if he

green card that she also failed to secure asylum in france after she applied for that, several years ago, which may potentially speak to a possible motive in terms of why she wanted to head to paris in the first place. the tsa conducting its own investigation right now along with delta airlines in a statement to cnn, a spokesperson said nothing is of greater importance than matters of safety and security that's why delta is conducting an exhaustive investigation of what may have occurred and will work collaboratively with other aviation stakeholders and law enforcement. to that end, rob jackson, who was a passenger aboard that flight telling cnn that there were no empty seats aboard that flight, that he overheard the crew discussing how the stowaway was able to hide in one lavatory board and then moved to others. during that flight before she was ultimately caught by the crew cnn has reached out to the fbi and customs and border protection for further comment. polo sandoval cnn, new york and voila, notre dame is back. >> coming up, an incredible glimpse at the newly restored cathedra

let's go back to 1943 when lebanon gained independence from france which controlled it via a post world nations mandate, the french mandate harkens back to the colonial era and that was a sponsorship for specific middle east and territories which used to be controlled by the ottoman empire. it was meant to eventually lead to a bunch of independent states, the other mandates were iraq, syria and palestine. the british were given control and governance over palestine and iraq, the french, over syria and lebanon. after world war ii, the newly formed united nations which replace the league of nations, partitioned the british palestine mandate into three entities, an arab state, a jewish state, and a separate internationally led city, jerusalem. on may 14, 1948, israel declared independence, the following day the arab league at the time consisting of egypt, iraq, transjordan, saudi arabia, syria, north yemen, and lebanon invaded israel. soon after the brand-new state of israel invaded lebanon occupy a significant portion of that company before and arms disagreement was signed. things remaine

but to reiterate the terms, representatives from the u.s., france and the united nations will monitorisrael will withdraw troops from lebanon within 60 days, and hezbollah will keep its fighters out of an area mostly between lebanon's border with israel and the litani river. meanwhile, despite warnings, thousands of residents have already started to return home only to find everything completely destroyed as you can see there. more than a million lebanese and tens of thousands of israelis have been displaced. now, go over to gaza where fighting continues there as well, and we're not any closer to the a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. palestinian medics say at least 40 palestinians were killed over the last couple of case of strikes, many of those died in a refugee camp. and within the last few hours, we are also getting reports that an israel ally strike the on a car killed five people including allegedly three employees of the food charity world central kitchen. the israeli military claims that vehicle was carrying a militant involved in the hamas attack on october 7th. now,

world, a lot of a lot of leaders, a lot of politicians, much of the mainstream media in england and france and certainly in the united states. the 2nd thing is they're afraid of united states. i mean, to be put in very bluntly a lot of european countries do not want across washington. a lot of 3rd world, a lot of you know, global south countries do not want across washington. and i think a lot of them are afraid of what may come in the trumpet and australia they already were, you know, having to face a lot of blow back from the binding ministration. that's not going to get any better and it may get worse under trump. it seems that without the united states, this thing we didn't very quickly, i can't imagine israel could continue to prosecute a genocidal war without us support maybe a few months, some of the some, some of these really process said they can't go on for more than 3 or 4 months without these constant shipments so that munitions and resupply and new tubes for the artillery and, and for the tank guns, i mean that's what they say. and that's on dr. lee true, the united states, as

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this is france's foreign minister, jean—noel barrot, talking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg on sundayon previously didn't rule out putting troops on the ground. so can you see a day when french troops might be deployed in ukraine? what president macron said is that we should not set an express red lines. we should set a strategic ambiguity and not say what we ought or what we ought not to do. and this is the reason why we do not discard any option publicly. and again, in close cooperation with our allies, with the uk, with the europeans, with the us and with the ukrainians. we decide on what strategies to to undertake. is everything, though potentially on the table? we will support ukraine as intensely and as long as necessary. why? because it is our security that is at stake. ambassador sullivan, do you see that as being inevitable that there will need to be european troops on the ground? i can't tell you. what i can tell you is what that's i agree completely with that statement about the need for, more caution in what we say publicly about what we will we in the west, we in the unit

in a partnership with france, one in which france no longer has a dominant position. the fact that the french president today acknowledges that a massacre took place is a very important step because for 80 years the french not only kept the truth silent, but did everything possible to prevent it from coming to light. today, africa has finally received french recognition of these events. now states can demand a moral compensation and people whose parents were the victims of this massacre can demand both moral and material compensation. he, nick, let's get back to our brand new story here. one of the international before we joined, i guess the syrian armed forces are re deploying and a level after intense fighting with terrorists and the countries north west, damascus says the move was aimed to save civilian lives, but we can course live now to adopt a dog come on the form of syria, not passing as a trophy, and joining us here on uh to international. we're very grateful for your time today . talk to thank you very much for coming on the program. we are now seeing this r

weather france waiting out... temperatures are above the seasonal average.easonal average. for the rest of these afternoon, down through the east of the high ground in northern ireland, the wind picking up through the day the mist picking up. temperatures generally between 12 and 16 celsius. it'll keep the strength of the southerly south—westerly wind as we had three tonight. there will be some breaks of rain, down through wales and central southern england as we head into tomorrow morning. could be clearer spells following on behind. it is a mild night across the board for all of us. temperatures will stay in double figures. let's take a brief look at sunday. still this weather front pushing further eastwards, bringing further eastwards, bringing further rain. but also brighter conditions to wester areas. watch out for a rash of showers. in east anglia it's much cloudy for much of the day. it does say mild, temperatures 12 to 14 or 15 degrees. but that is about to change. on sunday night into monday we draw down a northerly wind with some cold arctic air. t

that is why immediately after their independence, france was able to maintain its military bases on the continent. gradually, these military bases have been withdrawn and summer in the process of being withdrawn. increasingly, africans are now adopting an approach that prioritizes sovereignty and a partnership with france, one in which france no longer has a dominant position to the fact that the french president today acknowledges that a massacre took place is a very important step. because for 80 years, the french not only kept the truth silent, but did everything possible to prevent it from coming to light. today, africa has finally received french recognition of these events. now states can demand a moral compensation and people whose parents were the victims of this massacre can demand both moral and material compensation to nigeria. we go here on the program. you understand the numbers are at least 27 people have died and over a 100 are still missing. it's off for a boat capsized on the news. yeah. river on friday, the boat had, when i loaded with over 200 people, we understand it

this was an outcome of the secret. 1916 sykes pico agreements between britain and france who coughed up the defeated awesome an empire of to the 1st of all. at the same time the league of nations gave birth to the mandates of the neighboring palestine. on such as soon as help would have been looking for. she was one of the issues for jumping to that. i bet the dentist would be a bit different of seeing chemistry of looking for she is one of the product that was so yes, the web cc of up to somebody in the is following world war one. the drew's leader in lebanon was for a jump. lots the, he was a local administrator in the show for each and at a central figure in both drew's and living. these politics for a jump blast had to navigate lebanon's complex multi sectarian political structure, developed a tightrope between the french leadership and its lebanese elias on the one side of support, as if the error of resistance on the other, the juggler dealt with local disputes while moving constantly between towns and villages on horseback. the, however flooded jump last was then killed accide

the most notorious swiss franc vehicles left philip image from 32 much priory. also known as notice of my store of inch bull fry, slate and nickname, manned by his blood fasting nature. the personally participated in the slaughter of children. one time it was the my dates or school lee or directly to or do i set up school that kind of landscape the course. yeah. isn't. is it mike at the up down and, well, you know, is that, that of course, i'd say you do have a blessed john burnett on one of the deal done with gentle to the girl a, b, c. on doors. you're saying again that and the numbers and that number just the doors from st. glenda on the eve of world war to 35000 people lived in the town this cuz it's 18600 of them. most of the adults with killed during the war. 4099 old children h, one to 10, fell victim to that was to ship a concentration camps and you sounded which and don't you're drugged in the villages and the do bits. the region were completely emptied of the assembly and populations. the site that evokes the most painful memories for subs. just don't,

that reflects frances dwindling influence in its former african colonies. the restored interior of the no trade down in paris has been revealed to the public for the 1st time since a fire devastated the cathedral 5 years ago. hundreds of skilled workers have restored the building at a cost of some 700000000 euros. it officially reopens in a week. well, russia's invasion of ukraine has raised questions over the civil defense here in germany. the government is working to increase the number of bunkers available to protect the population. if the country comes under attack, existing shelters could only have a tiny fraction of any targeted population. in the event of war, this is where the german public can seek shelter. the countries, few operational bunkers of a room for up to 480000 people. less than one percent of the population. yes, the moment is that it's right at the moment. we're actually in a poor position. he is, there was a lot because both of the structural infrastructure and awareness among the population of what can actually happen in an emergency

great britain and france and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turkish lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greeks as the main striking force, seeking to make others realize this aggressive glance. for an intervention, provo, them as indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience general mustafah come all as that are in order to bear down the enemy, a bank on the mobilization of the nation. and the alliance with russia, which acted as a united front, with turkish patriots. at the end of august 1922. the 3rd army want a decisive victory over the invaders in the battle of doomed living art. and within a month liberated all asia minor from them, the impressive success of the circus army force the west to make concessions. in 1923, the loss on these treaty was signed. 31 of the 1st countries in asia managed to defeat the colonial empires and defend its independence. becoming an example for millions of via pr

so much i as well, france has been putting the finishing touches on no trend um cathedral 5 years after . it was devastated in a huge fire president. my cronan is calling the rebuilding effort a symbol of national unity. but politically, the country is anything but unified squabbles over the budget are causing worry among investors who appear to believe the government is teetering on the edge of collapse. the goal buffy the rebuilding of nostradamus, the symbol of french revival booked for the government. the foundations of shakia. the honda of the round was prime minister michelle bonnie is proposed $60000000000.00 euros and tax hikes and spending cuts far right and left as parties opposed to move and could go so far as to call a vote of no confidence in the government. this has pushed the french governments cost of borrowing upwards. now effectively matching that of greece for the 1st time, showing investors continuing glory that the french government could be toppled and reforms derailed. where as greek reforms have brought the cost of borrowing down significantly, the agencies that

it's a 1st for paris, or even for france in general. there's never been a research project that has some studies wraps in the city or paris in particular on film. another important topic is health. just seeing how high is the risk of rats transmitting diseases in paris here too. we have no information, no data, no no idea really the ill found it. pleasant, suzuki boma sheets. and finally the 3rd topic, which i also think is very important, is understanding why some people hate radcliffe, and others loved them. and how to better approach these differing rad opinions and images. it is the most difficult. uh, do you have the . ringback the york in northern england was a key part of the roman empire. and sewell archaeologist david norton, is using 1000 year old bones to investigate what rats can tell us about human history. good speakers where there has been people, they have always been rach who have always liked the idea of using small and unlikely remains to tell kind of big picture stories about human history, tiny wrap things making. s

i don't know about you, but i don't want to end up like france, period. kennedy, i assume you. how are you? good. are you really from pennsylvania? i am from pennsylvania state college. city of love. people call it pennsylvania's paris. sometimes i'm just spitballing. no one's. no one's buying it. no. no one's ever said that. okay, love, if you went to penn state. well, you know, improv involves a lot of agreeing with the person who puts themselves out there but apparently didn't get that memo. yes. and i assume you're very smart. you own a very number, a number of very nice glasses. will the american dream of home ownership ever be achievable again for you? yes. because even if it's six times your salary, that coleman tent is very much within reach for you. because i believe you make about $230 a year. well, with gutfeld pays me. that's about. that's a little. that's a generous estimate. yeah, it's this is so weird because the data also shows that so many people are living with their parents. and if you're living with your parents, you're probably sleeping in their beds still,

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the announcement came on that day. chad was celebrating its independence from france. france is an essential thought, but it must now also consider the chad that has grown a child that has mature. chad is a sofa and state on the following. french soldiers have been on the ground since colonial times launching nuclear test in chat desert, in the $196.00. despite civil wars and cruise france has long maintained its military presence here. so the french government says it's there to support the charges and governments effort to fight off arm groups in this house. but many of this house said the french military has failed to stop the violence which has greatly effected civilians. after being forced out of molly burkina faso and these, they're now a 1000 french soldiers are being asked to withdraw from tad multiplan. we are changing our military past year with the intention of reconfiguring out partnerships in coordination with african partners so that they can be more flexible and better able to respond to the present moment. debbie who took over after his father was killed in 2021 is now turnin